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My Sanibel Condo, Pointe Santo, Steps 2 the Beach
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Description from the owner
Description from the owner
Bedrooms: 2/
Bathrooms: 2/
Sleeps: 6/
Type: Apt. / Condo
ENJOY BEAUTIFUL GULF VIEWS... from our updated ground-floor walkout at Pointe Santo- the most lushly tropical, direct gulf front complex on Sanibel.....You can walk directly out from our patio to the pool and beach, each about a minute's walk away... The convenience is wonderful- No climbing stairs or waiting for the elevator!
Pointe Santo is a tropical treat! Imagine a beautiful spring-fed lagoon surrounded by flowering bushes and palm trees - all overlooking the blue-green Gulf of Mexico. In the middle of the lagoon, accessed by quaint footbridges is the pool, whirlpool and clubhouse - all extensively landscaped as well. Truly it's the most beautiful resort on Sanibel.
Our condo is decorated in colorful Floridian decor with many luxury touches such as crown moldings, open floor plan, top quality dinnerware and flatware, filtered water, comfortable patio set and ceiling fans in every room.
The entire condo has been recently remodeled with new baths and vanities, textured walls and large tiles in the kitchen and bath. In 2011 we installed new carpeting, beds, living room and patio furniture. We provide flatscreen TV's in all rooms with a new 42" LCD TV and HDTV & Blu-Ray in the living room. We visit often to make sure the unit continually updated and well maintained.
We have a king size memory-foam bed in the romantic master bedroom, twin beds in the guest room and a queen sleeper-sofa with memory foam in the living room. Each bedroom has direct access to its own bathroom.
Our screened lanai (patio) is accessed from both the living room or master bedroom. We love to have our meals on the patio and contemplate the beautiful Gulf of Mexico or watch the exotic birds in the lagoon.
On-site amenities include tennis, shuffleboard, beach volleyball, supervised children's activities and wireless internet throughout the complex.
Located on the bike path, Pointe Santo is convenient to scores of restaurants, shopping, groceries, a movie theater,and the "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge.
For your convenience and security, we use an on-island full service rental agency. Not only do they provide a local contact to help you should any problem arise such as a maintenance issue; they are a long-established business registered with the Chamber of Commerce so you can feel confident that your financial transactions will be handled in a professional and confidential manner.
Rentals are weekly Saturday to Saturday except for last-minute bookings. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions about "my sanibel condo" or even if you would like opinions about the other complexes on the island.
We love Sanibel and Pointe Santo and look forward to hearing from you!
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My Sanibel Condo, Pointe Santo, Steps 2 the Beach Sanibel Island, Florida
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Additional Location Information
On the southernmost tip of Sanibel giving you both sunrise and sunset water views most of the year. The West Gulf Drive area is composed of upscale waterfront properties and is in a relatively low-density part of the island yet convenient to restaurants, shopping and theater and Sanibel's wonderful wildlife refuges.
More About This Location
Beach or lakeside relaxation, Warm winter getaways, Waterfront
Getting There
Nearest airport: RSW, 15 miles
Car is recommended
Last updated on September 30, 2015
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- A/C or climate control
- Linens Provided
- Soap/Shampoo Provided
- Hair dryer
- Short breaks allowed (1-4 days)
- Alarm Clock
- Ceiling Fans
- Iron
- Towels Provided
- Washing Machine
- Clothes Dryer
- Central heating
- Local Guides/Maps
Phone / Internet
- Telephone
- Internet Access
Pool / Spa
- Shared outdoor pool (heated)
- Hot Tub/Jacuzzi
Property Features
- Tennis court (shared)
- Waterfront
- Parking
- Ocean or water views
- Grill
- Blender
- Toaster
- Stove or Oven
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Freezer
- Paper Towels Provided
- Dishwasher
- Kettle
- DVD Player
- Satellite or cable TV
- Television
- Books
- Outdoor Dining Area
- Patio
- Balcony or terrace
- Garden
- 6 Dining chairs
- Pet friendly
- Suitable for the elderly
- Smoking allowed
- Wheelchair accessible - ask
- Suitable for children
Reviews (28)
based on 28 reviews
of guests would stay again
Very good
Elwood Hersemann
"Wonderful in every way!"
Clean, clean, clean. Beautiful large kitchen with island. Great for families. The views are magnificent.
The beach and lagunes are loverly. Pool was not real large but large enough and heated. They have activities for children as well as the beach. We won't stay anywhere else. Loved mornings on the lanai. We will return. Located close to grocery store and restaurants.
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Recommended for: Luxury, Romantic
Response from the owner, my sanibel condo - 02/05/2013
Thank you so much for the great review! When we first came to Sanibel we too knew we would return again and again. Hope to see you next year!
A FlipKey verified reviewer
Oakland CA
"My all time favorite vacation spot after 7 years of visits."
I've been visiting this condo for 7 years, and the quality has consistently been terrific. The owners very clearly care about providing a lovely home away from home, and that's how I've come to think of it.
Every year, there are enhancements like a flatscreen tv, or additional comfy chairs. There's never any deferred maintenance problem, for example, the carpet was replaced before it was worn out.
I expecially like the kitchen. All the dishes match, and the appliances are in excellent shape - it's not just a few leftover pots and pans and some cracked plates. If I were to host a dinner party, I could set a really nice table.
The complex is awesome and well-maintained, and the condo has a lovely screened in porch with a view of the gulf. Right outside the condo is a lagoon, and there's a pool just next to the beach. There are barbecues set around the grounds so you can have a cookout if you like.
Sanibel Island is a lot of fun - there's some good shopping and opportunities for doing some outdoor activities (not my cup of tea, so can't elaborate). There are also good restaurants, and a couple of great grocery stores.
I can't recommend this place highly enough. If you want a comfortable, casual, relaxed vacation, this is the place for you.
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Response from the owner, my sanibel condo - 09/13/2012
Thanks for the great review, TR! We look forward to seeing you again in 2013. This year we have made some improvements including reupholstering the living room furniture and adding new seating and completely replacing the screens, screen hardware and patio door out to the courtyard. We'll be down later in the fall to do our preseason tune-up and will be no doubt be updating and restocking.
A FlipKey verified reviewer
"Perfectly relaxing yet lots to do"
Renting this condo was easy and affordable, especially in May. When we arrived we were pleasantly surprised by look of the complex. When we walked in the door we were blown away by how beautiful it was, so spacious and lovely. We just loved sitting in the early morning sun in the lanai looking out over the pond at the birds and enjoying a coffee. Ambling down to the beach to sunbath, swim and to watch stunning sunrises and sunsets was so easy and enjoyable. The pool wasn't huge but it was very well maintained, as was the hot tub and the entire complex. A short bike ride to everything -- shopping, restaurants, conservation area or a long bike ride for an outing; I can't imagine a better holiday. Thank you!!
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Recommended for: Disabilities, Romantic
"Location, location, location!"
We highly recommend this condo for its perfect location-a two minute walk to the beach, which you can see from the ground level patio--as well as its comfortable furnishings, ground level location, reasonable price, and pleasant owners. Sanibel is a fantastic place to visit, with its gorgeous beaches, terrific shelling, excellent restaurants and shops. We will go back every year that we can!
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Recommended for: Luxury, Romantic
"Ultimate Restful Vacation."
Our stay at Pointe Santo was everything that we expected. The apartment was well appointed and we found everything that we were looking for. The location of the actual unit on the ground floor was perfect for my famaily with three small children for easy access to the beach through the lanai, without having to walk around the building. Great vacation, beautiful weather, I would highly recommend this unit. The owners Ken and Ivy were very easy to deal with and extremely resoponsive to all of my questions prior to renting the unit. Check in and check out was hassle free as well. Overall excellent value for money, high recommended.
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This condo was perfect for us. Making the reservation and checking in and out were near to effortless. The condo is spacious, well -furnished, immaculate and provides everything needed for a relaxing week. The complex is quiet, clean and well kept. Its location is amazing; it is a two-minute (if you take your time) stroll along a peaceful pond to the water's edge of the Gulf. The condo is centrally located so trips to restaurants, grocery stores, and attractions were short and easy. Whether you prefer to drive or bike, Sanibel is easy to navigate from this condo. We will be returning to this condo for the third consecutive year in 2012.
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A FlipKey verified reviewer
"Literally best vacation ever taken"
I recently took my wife, mother, and 3 month son to B2 at Pointe Santo. The place was beautiful. I will list the pros and cons. There are mostly pros though! I would give this vacation an a+ out of an a++ vacation.
The kitchen was spacious and everything was well kept. This is one of the best things about a vacation; having a nice kitchen! This one was top notch! And so spacious!
There is a nice dining area as well. Next to the dining area is the living room. There is a nice TV / DVD setup with a flat screen. There are two couches and a chair.
The master bedroom is right next to the living room and that is also huge! Huge Jack and Jill sink area. Private shower. Both the living room and the bedroom go out to the lanai. The lanai faces the lagoon and it has it's own door to head to the beach.
There is also a twin room with two beds, which has its own separate bathroom. Nice and spacious.
The beach was fantastic. We had perfect weather. Literally 85 and sunny every day. People said it was the best March weather in a long time. The water is so clear, the beach is not crowded, and it is just so relaxing.
Now the cons:
Value: The stores (not the condo) are expensive on groceries. The markup was crazy. I couldn't believe it. I recommend that you try to buy food off the island.
Air conditioner: the vent does not spread air evenly. The master bedroom gets cold while the twin room stays warm. This was not a huge difference, maybe 2 degrees. You cannot close/open the vents so there was nothing we could do.
Couch: the cushions the couch fall off easily and are not the best to sit on. If you have great weather it won't matter, but on a cloudy day, you will probably get uncomfortable. I recommend a couch where the cushions don't fall off so easily.
The service, overall, was excellent. I forgot an important remote controller, and they found it and mailed it back! That was great!
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Would you recommend this vacation rental to a friend? Yes
Recommended for: Friends, Disabilities, Tourists, Rugged, Romantic, Families w children, Luxury
Response from the owner, my sanibel condo - 04/07/2011
Thanks for the comments and suggestions! We take all feedback seriously and will look into the air circulation. And the velco idea for the cushions is a great thought! Glad your remote was found and we were able to get it back to you!
"Superior Condo for a family get-away!"
My Sanibel Condo was a great place for my family to stay for out winter retreat. There were 5 in our group and it provided ample room for us. The large kitchen was a fun place for us to gather and prepare meals. The kitchen was well stocked with all the supplies we needed. The bedrooms were large and provided lots of room. The grounds of the property were wonderfully maintained and were beautiful. A short stroll to the beach made it great to get in plenty of walks in the sand.
The only improvements I would make would be to buy a new foam mattress pad for the sofa sleeper and possible replacement of the twin mattresses. They were a little soft.
All in all it was a great rental and met all of our needs! We would definitely consider renting this unit again!
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Would you recommend this vacation rental to a friend? Yes
Recommended for: Friends, Tourists, Families w teenagers, Families w children, Romantic
Response from the owner, my sanibel condo - 03/26/2011
Thank you for the response and feedback! We very appreciate sharing your thoughts and suggestions.
We actually did replace the twin mattresses in 2009 with pillow-top Sealy sets. We did this because we had some complaints that the older mattress were too hard!
As far as the sleeper sofa, we added the memory foam in '09 as well and will check it again this fall when we do our bi-yearly check-up. On last check it seemed comfortable for a sleeper-sofa... but it's still a sleeper sofa and the support is not quite like a "real" bed. I think kids and young adults are more apt to use it.
Anyway, we will be checking in in a few months (can't wait!) and carefully check the mattresses along with everything else.
A FlipKey verified reviewer
Cologne Germany
"a really relaxing stay"
eine sehr saubere und komfortable anlage. Im November nur wenige Bewohner anwesend, daher sehr ruhig. Wenige Schritte an den Strand, das Wasser im Meer war allerdings recht tr?b und lud nicht zum Baden ein, dank der geringen auslastung war aber genug Platz im Swimmingpool.
Die Wohnung selbst ist sehr gro?z?gig und perfekt ausgestattet. Sie liegt so, dass man morgens auf der terrasse in der Sonne sitzen kann.
Alles in allem eine durchaus empfehlenswerte adresse
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Response from the owner, my sanibel condo - 12/21/2010
Thanks for your comments (and thanks for Google Translate so we could read German!) We're so glad you enjoyed your stay on Sanibel.
The water does cool down quite a bit in the winter during the short days put that makes the heated pool that much more enjoyable. Thankfully the longer days heat up the gulf pretty quickly so perhaps if you return you might try a different time of year.
Sheila Thomas
West Virginia
"Our visit to My Sanibel Condo"
I brought my mother and 4 aunts to Sanibel Island for a "Sister Trip" in august (from West Virginia). "My Sanibel Condo" was perfect. We had everything we needed and really enjoyed the condo. Great view for the front lani. We had a great time (except for the rain). The grounds were lovely. It was a short drive to all the shops. We would definately come back!
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Response from the owner, my sanibel condo - 11/04/2010
Hi Sheila,
Thanks for the great feedback and we are so glad the "the Daisies" enjoyed their sisters week! What a nice trip you organized. Hope to see you all again!
A FlipKey verified reviewer
"Great location and value"
We found this place rather last minute as our plans changed, but we loved it. The location is great, the place was very clean and comfortable. I've paid literally 3 times this for similar condos in other places.
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"Awesome vacation spot!"
My friends and I had an awesome time at this condo in Sanibel island. It was very clean and very close to the beach! the owners were very nice and helpful during the initial renting!
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Rosenheim Bavaria Germany
"relaxing with some sport activities"
wonderfull place and condo, for all who like swimming relaxing and love the beautiful beaches of sanibel
Perfect for 4 persons
our kids (14,16) loved it
Tennis courts were excellent
view out of the condo is wonderfull
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A FlipKey verified reviewer
"Fully appointed home away from home..."
Well stocked kitchen-waffle iron-cheese spreaders, wow!
Fold out couch with memory foam topper- super comfortable. Kids loved the activities in the clubhouse. We want to return.
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Response from the owner, my sanibel condo - 07/09/2010
Thanks D.! We love waffles too! Glad your family enjoyed your stay and hope to see you next year again.
Bayer Family
"My Sanibel Vacation 2010"
The condo met our needs beautifully. It was nicely updated and contained everything we needed to enjoy our week's stay. It's a quick walk to the beach and pool and we used the barbeque grills several times. All in all, a very nice place to stay.
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Response from the owner, my sanibel condo - 06/17/2010
Thank you for your kind review. The barbeque grills are one of my favorite Pointe Santo rituals- a nice way to meet the neighbors in the evening over a beer while tending the food.
Senior Vacationers
"Two wonderful weeks at Pointe Santo condo"
We were very impressed with Pointe Santo. The grounds are lovely, the office
was helpful, and the staff at the pool and clubhouse took good care of
everything. We particularly liked our condo , not only for its attractiveness, but
for its location . It is on the ground floor , very near where we parked, with a
nice lanai from which we could step right outdoors and walk in less than a
minute to the pool and beach. We had fine views of the lagoon and the ocean.
The condo is very attractively furnished and was a lovely "home away from
home". It slept five people easily with the use of the sofa bed in the living
room. The kitchen was fully equipped, and the entire condo was very clean on
our arrival.
i think what we liked best was the location. What we liked least were the
hordes of young children there when we were. The pool was a little crazy!
It was difficult to find an empty beach chair both at the beach and at the pool.
but we'd go back in a minute!
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Would you recommend this vacation rental to a friend? Yes
Recommended for: Friends, Groups, Tourists, Rugged, Romantic, Families w children, Disabilities, Luxury, Singles
Response from the owner, my sanibel condo - 03/23/2010
We're so happy that you felt at home at the condo. Our family really loves the ground floor convenience as well! When we were looking at properties we almost went with an upper floor unit but we are so glad we decided on the walkout... It's like the courtyard/ lagoon/ Gulf of Mexico is part of your own backyard.
The pool can get a little crazy in February and March when the traffic is peaking but we always escape to the beach when we want some quiet.
Hope we see you next year!
Can't wait to get back!
"Loved it!"
What's not to like about this condo, as well as Sanibel Island. The accomodations were great. Fabulous kitchen. The lagoon view was nice and the grounds immaculate. The parking for this unit was pretty much right at the door. We enjopyed having our two adult daughters were with us and we certainly don't have to twist their arms to return this year!
Response from the owner, my sanibel condo - 03/20/2010
Thanks, D!
We look forward to seeing you again next year, twisted arms or no!
A FlipKey verified reviewer
"The best location on Sanibel in a very well equipped condo"
Point Santo is located centrally on the island in easy distance to wildlife areas, groceries, post office, shopping. You can bike to these locations easily. The complex has a pool, hot Tub, sturdy lounge chairs on the beach, lots of grills, fabulous shelling beach and you can see both the sunrise and sunset from this beach. This condo is very well equipped including a spacous kitchen with everything you need. The refrig has water and ice in door, lots of good knives, 2 sets of nice dishes. The unit is up to date throughout. We enjoyed reading the guest book which has stories of the experiences of other guests including wildlife sitings, restaurant experiences, activities to try etc. Also the owner has a book which gives lots of information about the island. The clubhouse has a computer and printer for printing boarding passes as well as puzzles, games and movies you can take out for your entire stay. The sleeper sofa has a memory foam topper which makes it very comfortable for an adult. A nice feature is that you can go outdoors on the lagoon side and lock the sliding doors there instead of having to go out the back door and around. The first floor location is a plus for going to the beach, pool etc. I've stayed in other units at Point Santo and this is a step above. We plan to stay here again next year. It's paradise!
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no thank you
"we very much enjoyed our stay"
Accomodations were clean, welcoming, and convenient. can't describe any services, because there weren't any. It was nice to be able to step out the back door and walk to the beach, without having to wind around the condos front area.
Best - proximity to the beach
Least- upstairs neighbors were inconsiderate and very loud at all hours of the night.
Response from the owner, my sanibel condo - 01/19/2010
Thanks so much for the feedback. It is especially valuable when it comes from repeat guests as this family is. I'm sorry I didn't know about the issue with the upstairs guests... Obviously that can happen anywhere but if I had made aware of it I would have tried to contact the owner of the unit upstairs. He's a very conscientious owner and he might have been able to ask his guests to keep it down. Pointe Santo does have posted rules and it is expected that after 10pm that all guests refrain from activities that would disturb the neighbors. There is also a night security guard that could be contacted if anyone is being disruptive. Again, thanks for the feedback good and otherwise and we forward to accommodating you once again in the future!
A FlipKey verified reviewer
"Great location for peace and quiet"
We stayed at Pointe Santo B2 in January, and despite some cold temperatures had a great time. The condo is well appointed with extra beach towels, beach chairs, and plenty of kitchen gadgets for cooking. It was very clean and everything was in great working order. The ground floor is convenient with kids for getting to the beach, pool, and grills. The only drawback is that the ocean view isn't as stunning as some of the higher floor condos. The condo pool is heated sufficiently to swim if the air temperature is about 65. The condo grills were great for cooking local fish and crabcakes.
Response from the owner, my sanibel condo - 01/17/2010
Thanks for your kind review. We really enjoy reading about what people like and what we can do to improve the experience for the future. After all, it is our family getaway as well! When we were considering where to buy, we debated a lot between the upper floors verses the ground floor and eventually took the ground floor because it is so convenient to go directly out the the pool and beach. And I have to say that the view on some of the upper floors was often obstructed by the scores of palm trees that populate Pointe Santo's beautiful courtyard. And next year we'll try to arrange better weather for you! That was one unusual cold snap...
Happy in Sanibel
"Sun, sand, sea and seashells"
We love Sanibel, especially in the off season (early December). The weather was perfect; the beaches are beautiful; the birding and shelling terrific. This time we stayed in a lovely first floor condo, just steps from a beautiful beach. We loved being able to walk out the back porch to the pool and then the ocean. The condo is comfortable, well-appointed, and nicely furnished in seaside colors. Everything is fresh and new. Lots of nice extras, too, like beach chairs, umbrella, beach towels. We would definitely stay here again!
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Would you recommend this vacation rental to a friend? Yes
Recommended for: Friends, Groups, Tourists, Families w children, Romantic, Luxury, Singles
Response from the owner, my sanibel condo - 12/21/2009
Thanks Roberta! Happy Holidays and hope we see you next year!
A FlipKey verified reviewer
"Another great stay"
This was our 4th annual visit to the condo, and we've had a great time every year.
The condo is great: it's always in terrific shape - clean, well-kept, fresh. The amenities are just what we need - dishes, appliances, etc. are also well-kept.
The location is great. Sanibel Island is a mellow place for a relaxed vacation with easy access to shopping and beaches. There are good restaurants and a couple of really great grocery stores.
The condo complex itself is also really well-maintained, and we love the pool and the barbeque grills.
We're so happy to have found this spot.
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Would you recommend this vacation rental to a friend? Yes
Recommended for: Friends, Tourists, Families w teenagers, Families w children, Rugged, Romantic
Sharon B
"Great location on Sanibel"
Pointe Santos is a great location to stay on Sanibel - good sunrise as well as wonderful sunset views. Shelling is as good in that section of beach as anywhere else we found at that time. Condo was very clean and comfortable and met all of our needs. Looking forward to next trip back.
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Recommended for: Friends, Groups, Tourists, Families w teenagers, Romantic, Families w children, Disabilities, Singles
A FlipKey verified reviewer
knoxville tn
"family vacation"
Great location and beach! We love Sanibel and this condo / resort was no exception. The first floor with walk out ability was wonderful. It really made a differance in carring all the fishing gear to the beach. We'll be back!
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Sharon B.
"Relaxing in Heaven"
Beautiful surroundings, comfortable living in a tropical island setting. Whether it was sitting by the pool, walking on the beach collecting shells or splashing in the ocean waves - it was a vacation dream. Loved the condo, loved the beach, loved Sanibel Island. I've rented Florida condos at Siesta Key & Panama City, but this one at Sanibel was by far the best experience. Without a doubt, I will to go back to Pointe Santo in the future. This ground floor condo was just a short walk to the beach or pool. I loved that lounge chairs were provided in both sunny & shady areas.
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"Great Beach Access for Kids"
This is a great ground floor condo unit with direct access to the courtyard. This is great to have with kids...no running around to the parking lot side to get into the unit. The unit is clean and nicely appointed. I would recommend this unit to families and people who don't want to climb stairs. Very convenient!
We have stayed in this unit for two years in a row now. It offers us everything we need.
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Wednesday, September 30, 2015
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Tuesday, September 29, 2015
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Monday, September 28, 2015
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Wednesday, September 23, 2015
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Tuesday, September 22, 2015
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Monday, September 21, 2015
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Sunday, September 20, 2015
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Saturday, September 19, 2015
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Daily Inspiration: Don't allow yourself to live in constant anticipation because the time for your happiness is right now. Lord, help me to see that no matter what, there is no better time for me than right now.
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Friday, September 18, 2015
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Thursday, September 17, 2015
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October 9, 2015
Seoul on tour with Young Ejecta, got remixed by Baile (dates, streams ++ win tix to NYC show this weekend)
by Bill Pearis
Montreal synthpop act Seoul are currently on tour and will be in NYC on Saturday (10/10) at Rough Trade with tourmates Young Ejecta, as well as Lightning Bug. Tickets are still available but if you'd like to go for free we're giving a pair away. Details, and the list of all remaining tour dates, below.
Meanwhile, Seoul have handed over their single "The Line" to NYC producer Baile who takes the bouncy original and chills it down to late night comedown territory. The remix premieres in this post and you can stream it, along with the original, below.
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September 29, 2015
Boys Life's 'Departures & Landfalls' reissue is out now (win tix to Chicago & NYC) +++ Topshelf CMJ showcase announced
by Andrew Sacher
Short-lived but influential '90s emo band Boys Life reunited this year and signed to Topshelf for a reissue of their 1996 album, Departures and Landfalls. The reissued album is out now and includes three previously unreleased songs. You can pick up a copy here.
As previously mentioned, the band is also going on a tour, which includes a few shows with other veteran emo musicians. One of those is Chicago's Bottom Lounge on 10/17 with Bob Nanna's band The City on Film and another is NYC's Music Hall of Williamsburg on 10/21 with The Anniversary's Josh Berwanger. We're giving away tickets to both of those shows. Enter below.
In other Topshelf news, the label announced its annual FREE CMJ showcase, for October 15 at Shea Stadium. The lineup looks like this:
7:30 - Lizard KissesYou can listen to a Soundcloud playlist Topshelf put together of the lineup (along with a separate album stream from Clique, since they aren't on Soundcloud), below...
8:15 - Infinity Girl
9:00 - Clique
9:45 - Solids
10:30 - Wildhoney
11:15 - Donovan Wolfington
12:00 - Nai Harvest
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September 28, 2015
New Yorker Fest is this weekend -- get discounted tix to Haim, Sleater-Kinney, Bilal, Kelela, Mark Ronson, Blondes & more
The New Yorker Festival returns this year from Friday, October 2 through Sunday, October 4. As always, "illustrious writers, creative thinkers, and artists from many disciplines will explore the cutting edge of culture, music, science, and technology." We've got a promo code -- NYERFEST20 -- to get 20% off tickets for select events, including the following:
Pop rock band Haim will give a talk with Kelefa Sanneh and an intimate performance on 10/21 at Gramercy Theatre at 7 PM (tickets).
Later that night, Gramercy hosts 'The New R&B,' which features performances from forward-thinking R&B artists including Azekel, Bilal, The 20/20 Experience co-writer James Fauntleroy, and Kelela. They'll also talk with Andrew Marantz. That starts at 10 PM (tickets).
The reunited Sleater-Kinney talk with Dana Goodyear on 10/3 at Directors Guild Theater (110 W 57th St) at 4 PM (tickets).
Comedian/musician Reggie Watts talks with Emma Allen at One World Trade Center on 10/3 at 10 PM (tickets).
Genre-crossing producer Mark Ronson, who's bigger than ever now thanks to his Bruno Mars collaboration "Uptown Funk," talks with John Seabrook, whose book on pop music The Song Machine is out now, on 10/3 at Gramercy at 10 PM. Mark also performs with Jeff Bhasker, Miike Snow's Andrew Wyatt, Jay Bratten and Chris Vatalaro (tickets). It's his only live North American performance for the Uptown Special album cycle (his only others have been in TV studios).
At that same time at SIR Stage37 there's a Cuba event with journalist Elaine Diaz Rodriguez, science fiction author/heavy metal musician Yoss, and musician Pedrito Martinez discussing the future of their country with Jon Lee Anderson (tickets).
One last coupon: use the code SOUNDCLOUD35 to get a discount for the Soundcloud Lounge event on 10/2 at One World Trade Center at 8 PM with performances from NYC electronic duo Blondes and Chance the Rapper associate Towkio. John Seabrook is at this one too, talking with Soundcloud founder and CEO Alexander Ljung (tickets).
Other events that there are no discounts for include Jim Gaffigan, Broad City, Trey Anastasio, Marc Maron, and Patti Smith. Check out the festival's calendar for even more.
Algiers have just released a video for "And When You Fall" which is from this year's self-titled debut and typifies the band's sound (part post-punk synth and part gospel, the latter coming from the powerhouse vocals of frontman Franklin James Fisher). The video was directed by Lamb & Sea and bassist Ryan Mahan tells us a little about it and the song:
For me, Franklin's lyrics in 'And When You Fall' transcend the traditional contours of revenge narratives, promising instead a collective revolutionary justice awaiting all oppressors. The video Sam has created excels in representing how this demand for substantive justice and collective consciousness is distorted and disembodied in modern times, partially through the incessant flow of capital and information."And When You Fall" makes its premiere in this post and you can check it out below.
The song also owes a debt to early Mute recordings, most notably The Normal. The video lays bare this influence by referencing Cabaret Voltaire's 'Kino', and repurposing the early synth pioneers', from Fad Gadget to Throbbing Gristle, interest in J.G. Ballard and the politics of post-industrialism.
The band's North American tour is underway as we speak and will hit NYC on October 11 at Rough Trade (that show was moved from originally-announced venue Music Hall of Williamsburg). Tickets are still available but if you'd like to go for free we're giving a pair away. Enter to win, below.
All Algiers tour dates are listed below.
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September 24, 2015
The Dictators playing NYE at Bowery Electric; Murphy's Law playing there on Halloween ++ win tix to D.O.A.
Handsome Dick Manitoba's current version of legendary NYC punk band The Dictators are making a tradition out of playing New Year's Eve at hometown venue Bowery Electric. They've announced that they're doing it again this year, though no openers revealed yet. Tickets are on sale now. The band is touring Europe first, and all dates are listed below.
Another long-running NYC punk institution, Murphy's Law, also plays a holiday show at that same venue. They'll be there on Halloween, a day they tend to celebrate with hometown shows. No openers for this one at the moment either. Tickets are on sale now. They also have a few other dates, which are listed below.
Meanwhile, this weekend Bowery Electric hosts another legendary punk band (but from Vancouver), D.O.A., on Saturday (9/26). Tickets are still available and we're also giving away a pair. Details below.
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listen to The Saddest Landscape's new song "A Season of Goodbyes" ++ win tix to NYC show with Vattnet Viskar
by Andrew Sacher
Screamo/post-hardcore band The Saddest Landscape have been at it for over a decade and on October 23 they'll return with their newest album, Darkness Forgives, via Topshelf. You already heard the lead single "Souls Worth Saving," which comes out as a 7" single this week (9/25). Backing that song is the non-album track "A Season of Goodbyes," a song as devastating and emotionally exposed as TSL's ever been. It premieres below.
As previously discussed, they're touring with atmospheric metal band Vattnet Viskar and hitting NYC for a release show on November 15 at The Studio at Webster Hall. Tickets for that show are on sale now, and we're also giving away a pair. Enter for a chance to win, below.
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September 22, 2015
by Bill Pearis
Ash have made a video for "Machinery" from their new album Kablammo!. The video has frontman Tim Wheeler going out for a night on the town, ending up at a karaoke party. The song itself if fun as well -- they have not lost their ability to write ultra-catchy guitar pop. It premieres in this post and you can watch it below.
The band's North American tour kicks off this week and hits NYC on Saturday (9/26) at Gramercy Theatre. Tickets are still available. All dates are listed below...
If you'd like to go for free we're giving away a pair of tickets to both the NYC and Chicago (9/28 @ Subterranean) shows as well as the pre-show meet-and-greet and a copy of the album. Enter to win, below.
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September 18, 2015
Monty Python's John Cleese wrote a book (win one!), appearing live, touring with Eric Idle (dates), and stuff
by Klaus Kinski
By many estimations, British comedy legends Monty Python did for comedy what the Beatles did for music. Beginning with the first episode of "Monty Python's Flying Circus" back on October 5, 1969, a series which spanned 45 episodes over 4 series and ballooned into countless books, albums, touring stage shows, movies, and a Broadway musical, the Python fingerprint is all over such comedy staples as SNL, The Kids in the Hall, and Mr. Show with Bob and David. One of the most recognizable faces of the 6 person comedy machine is John Cleese. His post Python career has probably been the most robust of the 6 members, having appeared in nearly 60 films, 20 TV shows, 23 direct to video projects, video games and, of course, his masterwork television series Fawlty Towers, which ranks #1 on the BFI TV 100 list (beating out "Monty Python's Flying Circus" which landed a #5 spot).
Mr. Cleese has a few items on his plate that might be worth noting if you're a dyed-in-the-wool Monty Python super-fan like your man Klaus. Back on November 4, 2014, Cleese released, on hardcover, a book entitled "So, Anyway...." This memoir recounts Cleese's journey through his rise and mastery of the comic arts; from awkward small town lad (who was already 6 foot tall by his 12th birthday) through the 10 immediately-sold-out 2014 Python stadium shows at the 02 arena in London (to an audience of 16,000 people per night). It is an unbelievable look into one of the most prolific comedy careers of all time. A softcover version of the book is coming out on September 29. 2015. We're giving two copies away! Details on how to enter are below.
In honor of his recent memoir, John Cleese will be appearing live at the NYU Skirball Center for the Performing Arts on Saturday, November 14 at 6:30pm. Celebrating stories from "So, Anyway...", the Cleese will regale the audience with tales of projects including "The Meaning of Life", "The Life of Brian", "The Holy Grail", "A Fish called Wanda", "Fawlty Towers" and more. Tickets are now on sale. There is also a VIP option that gets you a signed copy of the paperback and a photo-op with the man himself. Get em before they're gone!
John is also doing a small tour of the south with fellow python legend Eric Idle!
Britain's living legends of comedy, John Cleese and Eric Idle perform in their must-see new show, John Cleese & Eric Idle: Together Again At Last...For The Very First Time. The British icons will perform unforgettable sit-down comedy, blending scripted and improvised bits with storytelling, musical numbers, exclusive footage, aquatic juggling and an extended audience Q&A to craft a unique comedic experience with every performance. No two shows will be quite the same, thus ensuring that every audience feels like they're seeing Together Again At Last... For The Very First Time, for the very first time. And now you know why the show is called that, don't you?I am not kidding when I say I would kill to see one of these performances. Why there isn't a single show in the greatest of all cities, NEW YORK f'in CITY, vexes me to the point of tears. I mean, I guess I could drive to Maryland. But who wants to drive to Maryland. Gross. Anyway, tour dates are listed .
In other Python news, back on November 11, 2014, Eagle Rock Entertainment released Monty Python Live (mostly) : One Down, Five To Go on BluRay, DVD, and digital.
Filmed live on July 20th on the final night of the run of ten sold out performances at The O2 in London, "Monty Python Live (mostly) - One Down Five to Go" sees the five surviving members - John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Terry Jones and Michael Palin - together with Carol Cleveland, perform many of their classic sketches and much-loved songs. The show also encompasses film inserts from Monty Python's Flying Circus, Terry Gilliam's iconic animations, outrageous dance routines by an ensemble of twenty and a fantastic live orchestra. The show cements the Python's reputation as the most influential comedy group of all time and, more importantly, still one of the funniest. "Monty Python Live (mostly) - One Down Five to Go" is the ultimate Monty Python show.While you're at Amazon or wherever ordering that, you should, as the Python completist you are, pre-order the "Monty Python and the Holy Grail Limited Edition Castle Catapult BluRay Gift Set which will be released on October 27, 2015. This doozy of a release features deluxe packaging complete with catapult and little animals you can hurl at your enemies, letters from Terry Jones and Terry Gilliam about the film, commentary from the 5 remaining Pythons, footage of the Pythons being interviewed by John Oliver at the Tribeca Film Festival, outtakes, lost animations, and more. I'd insert a "Holy Grail" pun here, but I know better.... Watch a video of this thing getting unwrapped with other videos and tour dates and stuff below...
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August 25, 2015
Seattle's La Luz are currently on tour and will play NYC on Saturday (8/29) at Bowery Ballroom with Scully and EZTV. Tickets are still available but if you'd like to go for free we're giving a pair away. Details below.
La Luz and Scully, who also play together a few times on this tour, face off on opposite sides of a new single, the latest in Famous Class' LAMC split 7" series and you can listen to both sides of that below.
Scully, who are wrapping up work on their debut album with producer Ben Greenberg, are also opening for A Place to Bury Strangers and Grooms at Saint Vitus on October 9. Tickets are still available. All Scully and La Luz dates are listed below.
Continue reading "La Luz and Scully released split 7" (stream it) ++ win tix to Saturday's show at Bowery Ballroom"
August 24, 2015
The Sword's 'High Country' out now (win an LP bundle!) +++ NYC shows this week from Atlas Moth, AC/DC, Earth & more
This past Friday, retro riffers The Sword released their new album High Country on Razor & Tie. You can pick it up on iTunes, and we're also giving away an album bundle that features one copy on Double Black Vinyl, on CD copy, and one High Country Album Art T-Shirt. Head below to enter the contest.
The Sword's tour with Royal Thunder hits NYC on December 1 at Webster Hall. Tickets for that show are still available.
Meanwhile, there's some cool metal coming up in NYC sooner than that. This week, the Atlas Moth / Vattnet Viskar tour lands at Saint Vitus on Tuesday (8/25). Tickets are still available. The next day, AC/DC's tour hits NYC-area venue MetLife Stadium (8/26). You can still get tickets for that one too.
Earth's tour with Holy Sons hits NYC on Wednesday (8/26) at LPR with Marc Ribot & Ikue Mori (buy tickets or win them) and Thursday (8/27) at Saint Vitus (sold out). The next night, Vitus hosts So Hideous and Set and Setting (tickets).
Some exciting metal news was announced today too. Candiria are playing their first non-festival NYC show since reuniting. Cavity are playing their first East Coast show in over a decade. And the legendary Pentagram added a second NYC date to their tour.
Over at Invisible Oranges, we ran down the upcoming metal releases of this week. We've also got album streams from Cemetery Lust and Putridity, and a Horna song stream.
What else?
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He came to accept a key endorsement, but Congressman Edward J. Markey left responding to being called "pond scum" by his rival Gabriel Gomez.
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No only Gilead will not acquire any company, as it hinted in its recent CC, but also it may split and reduce.
It is time for insider to cash and sell shares.
Where you have been when CVS and other drug stores threw away HZNP drugs from their stores?
Tell us what happened to the PPS?
A fool like you may spend years on a bad position but still dreaming about $45. Not a fat chance. At least At least Mike trade it and probably makes some money but you have to work free for TW, not here but also on DEPO board.
Repeat after me, no acquisition. GILD borrowed money in 2014 too and did not do anything.
You will be disappointed if you think that GILD will acquire something this year or next year.
Those days passed when an opportunist company can get something cheap. Now, everybody is looking and they have to pay mucho price for an average drug. Look at ABBV that paid an arm and leg for half of PCYC.
What DEPO management said or meant is that HZNP shares are overvalued and they should not be used as a measure to put value on another company which is probably undervalue at this point (or much better than HZNP).
Remove speculation and HZNP market cap and its shares value should be 1/2 or at the best, 2/3 of current values.
Sentiment: Sell
That right, management and insiders wants to get fat and they selling shares left and right. They are milking current drugs and they do not want to go thru any acquisition. They are getting comfortable and happy with current prices and situation. Why bother with acquisition and fantasy of some shareholders. They have been busy dumping shares at low $100.
On the other hand, don't expect miracle since management is out of magic. They got lucky with Solvida and they know they cannot find any sucker to sell them a similar drug.
Why predict it, it is simple, DEPO as a company with its shareholders hate HZNP since HZNP looks like a speedy, careless, drunk driver that wants to go from point A to point B and meanwhile it is wrecking the car, probably damaging some properties and killing a few and eventually sinking in a river.
Nobody wants to drive or even get close to this driver.
Sentiment: Sell
That is so interesting that a blind is complaining that a deaf is not listening to him.
This is the worst marriage ever, even worse than Kardashian first marriage.
Sentiment: Sell
Of course, they should be worried because a company with no fundamentals and just based on hype wants to get them cheap. Why is HZNP paying with its hyped and bubbled shares and why HZNP wants to hang on DEPO to save itself from drowning? If HZNP is truthful then offer DEPO with $33 per share of cash. Of course HZNP does not have the cash but it probably can sell its shares at any price to provide the cash. May be it can sell its shares at low or under $20 to get the money.
Sentiment: Sell


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The fearless warrior has finally met his match . . .
When Alyce Bunnock's father tried to marry her off, she fled, taking shelter at Everagis Abbey, donning a nun's habit, and renaming herself Sister Terese. But when Lachlan Sinclare arrives to restore her to her family, the safety of the convent is shattered. At the sight of the handsome Highlander, Alyce fears for her freedom—and weakens with desire.
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I had the opportunity to spend this week in Montana and Wyoming through Montana State's MSSE program, studying the biology of the thermal features in Yellowstone National Park. I met science teachers from various states and countries that are all working towards using this material in their classes, and I was happy to be a part of such a rich discussion of content and pedagogy.
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A few reflections as I read through Suzie Boss's book "Bringing Innovation to School" (reflections that I think are fairly in line with what she's saying so far, but applied to my particular setting in school and in my science classroom):
First, in order to TEACH and coach the ability to innovate (which has future potential in the world, for kids to be ready and willing to MAKE something, or to make things better), we have to BE innovative ourselves as teachers. This idea of teaching the importance of innovation strongly resonates with our school's mission, in that we're charged with preparing students to go out and "make a positive contribution to the world." This is not a light charge, nor one that will be easy for some who are used to delivering information, used to doing things the way they've always done them. That's not to say that ALL are doing that. How are we innovative? Many teachers are doing terrific things in their classrooms, asking students to come up with new ideas that have value (Ken Robinson's definition of creativity), and to solve real world problems, and to demonstrate proficiency in various areas, by practicing and using skills in math, languages, writing, communication, and science. But, many teachers are comfortable simply delivering content. Sal Khan can deliver content, and his reach is MUCH wider than yours. Khan Academy provides an important role in the universe (because so many children on the planet have not previously had access to that kind of information), but if that's the only thing that you're doing as a teacher, you can be replaced by the Internet.
The only way to effectively teach what have been dubbed 21st Century Skills, we must innovate. We'll also have to collaborate with colleagues. The only way to train students to do the things we want them to do, in the limited time that we have them, is going to be to come up with creative ways to check multiple skills of the list, preferably while checking off multiple disciplines as well.
What I like so far about the book is that she provides great examples of what's going on in dynamic classrooms around the country, with teachers that are pushing the envelope in different disciplines, thinking big, and asking a lot of their students. She also presents how to APPLY these kinds of projects to your classroom, or to consider how you might do something similar.
Now with a bit of a an airport layover, I'm going to take in another chunk…
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I just finished up a week in Montana and Wyoming with a group of ninth graders, studying the history of wolf reintroduction in Yellowstone, learning a bit more about the wildlife while we were here. We booked part of our program with the Yellowstone Association, the education arm of the park, and I would highly recommend them for educational groups or for any visitors looking for informative and helpful guides. They were like classroom/field trip teachers for three days; they got to know our students, and they really knew their stuff when it came to natural history, archaeology, geology, and ecology of the region. They also provided transportation in short tour vans, binoculars, and spotting scopes. As our students had been studying wolf reintroduction, the Association arranged for us to meet with two ranchers up in the Gardiner Valley, Martin Davis and Bruce Malcolm. The conversations with these gentlemen helped us all to gain some perspective on the complexity of the issues surrounding wolves, hunting, ranching, ecology, and economics; the students and teachers alike were moved by their equanimity, common sense, and insight. The ranching life is not one that too many of our students are familiar with, and it was eye opening for them (and me).
The week started out snowy and in the 20s, but got a bit warmer and sunnier each day. It is April in Northern Wyoming!
It was a pretty incredible trip.
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My friend Nick posted this short video the other day on facebook, about his friend, photographer David McLain. Nick wrote, "Proud to work with David and call him a friend. If I post next week about quitting my job and taking more pictures, this is why."
I repost it here for a few reasons, but mainly because I think it gets right to the essence of why McLain travels and why he's a photographer, working, "trying to leave something beautiful." It's beautifully shot, and it also makes me want to take a trip back to Vietnam, soon.
When we teach, do we ever light a spark that ends up kindling some kind of desire to see the world, to capture images, to create, to follow passions, to tell stories? I hope so.
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I just found this video/tutorial series from bozemanbiology as I was looking for a visual way to introduce cells, other than looking at the diagrams in the book (or using CellsAlive, which I also find incredibly useful). So we watched this video today in class with both my biology sections. Now, Andersen FLIES through this stuff, faster than kids can take notes on, but I think his explanations are really clear (and students can always watch the video again. That could be useful for them after they've learned more about organelles, as a way to tie it all together for review). I also love the podcast style and how he uses graphics and "smart pen" notes on the screen. It's like listening to and watching Alton Brown explain animal cell structures. I'd like to make some of these tutorials myself, or have the kids make them to show what they know for assessments.
Paul Andersen is a high school biology teacher in Bozeman, MT, and he's got a few hundred videos on his YouTube channel, most on topics on biology, but some in physics, chemistry, and scientific method. It's like Khan Academy with more visual aids.
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Ok, I searched the forums, I even tried google, but no results besides dirt-jumps.
I want to build a 3 feet high jump, using wood planks, I have a limited selection of tools. The jump will be in the woods, and will be leaning up against a fallen tree (the jump will basically be over the fallen tree)
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Planks, 3 feet long by 1 feet.
Hammer, nails, sandpaper, saw, showel, rope.
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Power tools of any kind.
the wood planks looks like these:
And the tree i want to build up against is this;
The tree stands very secure.
can someone give some tips, or links? Thanks in advance!
(BTW, im not using that bike to make the jump.)
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Deadpool breaks the fourth wall on the PS4, Xbox One this November
Possibly in an attempt to capitalize on this Winter's upcoming movie with Ryan Reynolds, Activision will bring Deadpool to the PS4 and Xbox One on November 17.
Announced by GameStop (via their Twitter account), the new-generation port will be developed by High Moon Studios, the same team behind the original PS3/Xbox 360 game. It's unknown if Deadpool will look any prettier on the PS4 and Xbox One, but the developer plans to include all of the game's downloadable content (two bonus levels and two alternate costumes) as part of the PS4/Xbox One package.
Finally, GameStop confirmed that the re-release will retail for $49.99, so be prepared to pay a premium to play as Deadpool on your new-generation console of choice.
Deadpool Review: SUCK IT WOLVERINE!!
Deadpool is the Marvel equivalent of Marmite; you either love him or you hate him. From his crass and vulgar sense of humour to his habit of breaking the fourth wall and talking directly with his gathered audience, the Merc with a Mouth offers some sweet comic relief in place of grim, dark, and brooding superheroes. But how is the character's transition from comic to video game? (more…)
The Last of Us is first among June 2013's best-selling games
Naughty Dog's The Last of Us cashed in on years of hype and some of the best reviews for a PS3 game ever (including a 7/7 from our own Andrew Rainnie) to emerge as the best-selling game of June 2013. Last month's report from The NPD Group featured plenty of other new faces including Animal Crossing: New Leaf (#2), Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition (#3, the first time its been available for retail sale), and Deadpool (#8).
Call of Duty: Black Ops II, NBA 2K13, and Battlefield 3 continue their lengthy runs as they sold enough copies to land at, respectively, #4, #5, and #9. The complete list of June 2013's top ten best-selling games can be found after the break.
According to the NPD's monthly report (via Game Informer), total retail sales of games, consoles, and accessories amounted to $593.3 million, a 15% decline from June 2012's $700.6 million total. (more…)
PSN Today: Deadpool, Hotline Miami, Magic 2014, More
Two very different agents of chaos highlight today's PlayStation Store update.
Deadpool, Marvel's fourth wall-breaking assassin-for-hire, has been given the big budget PS3 game treatment by High Moon and Activision. Meanwhile, the pixelated 2D mayhem of Hotline Miami comes to the PS3 and Vita as a Cross-Buy title. A wide variety of other titles are available this week including:
- Magic 2014: Duels of the Planeswalkers (PS3), the latest adaptation of the collectible card game.
- Ride to Hell Retribution (PS3), an action game starring some angry bikers.
- Spartacus Legends (PS3), a free-to-play fighter based on the popular Starz show.
- Muramasa Rebirth (Vita), an action RPG originally released for the Wii that's been rebuilt for Sony's handheld.
More information on all of these games (and a few others) can be found after the break. And a full list of this week's new game add-ons can be found at the PlayStation Blog. (more…)
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Deadpool's launch trailer in three words: Bang, Babes, Mayhem
Deadpool is now available for the PC, PS3, and Xbox 360. And along with the release of the first game starring "The Merc With A Mouth" comes this launch trailer that is filled with his signature brand of bizarre.
Enjoy it folks.
New Releases: Ouya, Deadpool, Company of Heroes 2, More
Finally, some variety in the new release schedule!
In fact, there's so much variety available this week that we're getting a new console: the Android-powered, Kickster-funded Ouya Console. If you'd prefer to stick with games on platforms you already own, this week also sees the release of the first game starring the "Merc With the Mouth," Deadpool (PC, PS3, Xbox 360).
A trio of niche titles round out this week's major new releases including the Sega-published PC strategy game Company of Heroes 2 (it used to be part of THQ's stable), minigame collection Game & Wario (Wii U), and the insane crossover Project X Zone (3DS).
More new release can be found after the break. (more…)
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Deadpool release date and pre-order bonuses announced
Marvel Entertainment and Activision's Deadpool: The Game will be available in stores on June 25 for the PS3, Xbox 360, and the PC (that's new!). Developed by High Moon, the studio behind Transformers: Fall of Cybertron, the first game starring Marvel's epic comic hero (and all his awesomeness) will presumably be available in the UK & Europe shortly after. But for everyone who plans to purchase it in North America, Activision has announced a pair of pre-order bonuses.
GameStop is offering:
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Meanwhile, Amazon is offering a $5 credit towards select Marvel graphic novels, and an exclusive digital coversleeve and wallpaper.
Will you be picking up Deadpool when it arrives this summer?
Deadpool will be the Greatest Game Ever… according to Deadpool's mom
In keeping with Deadpool's comic book traditions, this none-too-serious trailer continues to break down the fourth wall, the titular character narrating this pastiche of other game previews. "You start with weird drony music, everything dark and foreboding. And stuff… Screw this!"
From here on in, we have air guitar, hand puppets, and Cable. That's right, the trailer confirms the inclusion of Nathan Summers, the son of Scott Summers (AKA Cyclops) and Madelyne Prior (erm… AKA Madelyne Prior). The future soldier inflicted with a techno-organic virus partnered with Deadpool in what is arguably the pair's best comic series, Cable & Deadpool. Also confirmed (via IMDB) is the inclusion of Cable's other partner, the hot probability-altering assassin, Domino, as well as the whirlwind-generating marauder, Riptide, and everyone's favourite Canadian, Wolverine.
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Benzodiazepines have been used for decades as first-line treatment for status epilepticus (SE). For reasons that are not fully understood, the efficacy of benzodiazepines decreases with increasing duration of seizure activity. This often forces clinicians to resort to more drastic second- and third-line treatments that are not always successful. The antiseizure properties of benzodiazepines are mediated by γ-aminobutyric acid type A (GABAA) receptors. Decades of research have focused on the failure of GABAergic inhibition after seizure onset as the likely cause of the development benzodiazepine resistance during SE. However, the details of the deficits in GABAA signaling are still largely unknown. Therefore, it is necessary to improve our understanding of the mechanisms of benzodiazepine resistance so that more effective strategies can be formulated. In this review we discuss evidence supporting the role of altered GABAA receptor function as the major underlying cause of benzodiazepine-resistant SE in both humans and animal models. We specifically address the prevailing hypothesis, which is based on changes in the number and subtypes of GABAA receptors, as well as the potential influence of perturbed chloride homeostasis in the mature brain.